Definition
Definition of thieved - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
crimeRare stolen or taken unlawfullyRare
- The thieved goods were hidden in the basement.
- The thieved artwork was recovered by the police.
- They sold the thieved car parts online.
Origin of thieved
Old English, þeofian (to steal)
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- French:volé, ...
- German:gestohlen, ...
- Italian:rubato, ...
- Spanish:robado, ...
- Portuguese:roubado, ...
- Chinese:被盗的, ...
- Japanese:盗まれた, ...
- Arabic:مَسْرُوق, ...
- Hebrew:גָּנוּב, ...
- Russian:украденный, ...
- Ukrainian:вкрадений, ...
- Hindi:चोरी किया हुआ, ...
Definition of thieve - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
general theftRare steal something from someoneRare
- He was caught trying to thieve money from the register..
- She tried to thieve jewelry from the store.
- They planned to thieve valuable paintings from the gallery.
Origin of thieve
Old English, 'þēofian' (to steal)
View all translations of thieve
Click below to see the appropriate translations facing each meaning.
- French:voler, ...
- German:stehlen, ...
- Italian:rubare, ...
- Spanish:robar, ...
- Portuguese:furtar, ...
- Chinese:偷窃, ...
- Japanese:盗む, ...
- Arabic:سَرَقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִגְנוֹב, ...
- Russian:красть, ...
- Ukrainian:красти, ...
- Hindi:चोरी करना, ...
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